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Saturday, December 19, 2015

It’s always been interesting to get to know fellow film
bloggers through their writing or vlogs. You come across a lot of great writers
with a mutual passion for European genre and horror movies, yet some of them
have a passion that goes beyond just talking about the movies; they make them
too. Now, I confess to knowing nothing about filmmaking and I probably never
will, but I can only imagine what kind of intense commitment and passion must
go in to making a genre love letter like The
Devil of Kreuzberg, a medium-length German gothic horror film from indie
filmmaker, and I might point out fellow film blogger, Alexander Bakshaev.

I’ve followed Alex on Trash Film Addict for a few years now, so I was familiar
with what kind of films he’s interested in and looking forward to how someone
who knows a lot about vintage gothic horror would tackle a low-budget gothic
horror film in 2015, and I’ve got to say I was impressed.